Evangelicals are spilt during this election season and one of the reasons why is the seeming success of labeling anti-abortion voting as ‘single-issue’ voting. Some liberal and ‘progressive’ talking heads have gone as far as to label these voters as ‘immoral.’ This line of philosophy has made inroads in the evangelical realm. This should not be surprising as the rise of liberal thought within evangelicalism has shown a stunning lack of deeper thinking, especially among younger evangelicals. The main problem is that the ‘single-issue’ charge is unfounded. ‘Prioritized voter’ is a better definition, and considering the stakes, to not be one raises serious moral concerns. Read more

If there is one singular thing that is going to send more people to hell than ‘goodness,’ I don’t know what it is. I realize that sin is the ultimate reason for the punishment of the wrath of God, but what I am talking about here is the total misunderstanding of God, who He is and what He requires that so pervades the church and most of our culture. Read more

Big words. While I will need to explain the scope of what I mean, I don’t think that many would disagree that more and more, the church is becoming an irrelevancy. The difference in how I mean it and the way most others would mean it is where this post will address itself. You could best sum up what I am going to say by saying: the church is becoming an irrelevance to the church.